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Asked: May 15, 20262026-05-15T01:51:20+00:00 2026-05-15T01:51:20+00:00

Im trying to do a query on sqlite. I want to retrieve the server

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Im trying to do a query on sqlite. I want to retrieve the server id of the servers that are not associated with a profile id (i have the id of the profile). The table serpro represents the n:n relationship between the tables.

This is my query (apparently it is wrong):

Select server._id, server.server 
from server where server._id != ( SELECT server._id FROM server 
INNER JOIN serpro ON server._id = serpro._ids 
INNER JOIN profile ON profile._id = serpro._idp 
where profile._id=" + idProfile;

And these are the table creation sentences:

create table server (_id integer primary key autoincrement,ip string not null, port string not null, server string not null);

create table profile (_id integer primary key autoincrement, profile string not null);

create table serpro (_ids integer not null, _idp integer not null, PRIMARY KEY (_ids, _idp), CONSTRAINT fk_idsps FOREIGN KEY (_ids) REFERENCES server(_id) ON DELETE CASCADE, CONSTRAINT fk_idspp FOREIGN KEY (_idp) REFERENCES server(_id) ON DELETE CASCADE);

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    2026-05-15T01:51:21+00:00Added an answer on May 15, 2026 at 1:51 am

    Just doing a cursory look at it I would say you are forgetting to close the sub query. Add a ) to the end of your query

      "Select server._id, server.server from server where server._id != " +
      " ( SELECT server._id FROM server INNER JOIN serpro ON server._id = serpro._ids " + 
      "  INNER JOIN profile ON profile._id = serpro._idp " +
      "  where profile._id=" + idProfile + ")";
    
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